Martha Stewart Says: ‘Eat Your Vegetables’
Joseph Catrone December 6, 2016
Domestic diva touts latest book in Farmingdale Dozens from around Long Island showed up to Stew Leonard’s in Farmingdale recently for
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Port Jefferson’s Annual Charles Dickens Festival
Anton Media Staff December 1, 2016
The Village of Port Jefferson and the Greater Port Jefferson-Northern Brookhaven Arts Council will host the 21st Annual Charles Dickens Festival
HMTC Statement On Rising Intolerance
Anton Media Staff November 28, 2016
While there is alarm over the recent rise of statements and acts of intolerance, including here on Long Island, this trend
The Manes Family Art, Education Center Funded
Anton Media Staff November 27, 2016
The Nassau County Museum of Art Director Karl E. Willers, Ph.D., announced that construction has begun on The Manes Family Art
Charitable Celebs
Jennifer Fauci November 16, 2016
It’s the time of year when people are in the spirit of giving. Whether it’s to local organizations like Big Brothers
Cystic Fibrosis: The Quest To Live Beyond The Odds
Anton Media Staff November 12, 2016
By Lorraine Mesagna The Osler Society of the Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine recently held its 2016-17 kick-off event, Breathe, a
The Great Escape
Betsy Abraham November 11, 2016
Anton editors test their skills at Can You Escape? LI I guess it’s safe to say my coworkers like or at
Who Was America’s First Female Presidential Candidate?
Anton Media Staff November 3, 2016
By Brittany Thomas As Hillary Clinton endeavors again to earn the presidential election, one may wonder: Who was the first woman
Theodore Roosevelt’s Presidential Estate
Christy Hinko October 28, 2016
Old Orchard Museum and park draw millions. Just down the hill from the historic and widely recognized home of President Theodore
The History Of Hempstead House
Kimberly Dijkstra October 28, 2016
Hempstead House at Sands Point Preserve is a unique Gatsby-era estate. The 50,000-square-foot castle, designed and built in 1912, has a
Long Island Haunts
Kimberly Dijkstra October 26, 2016
Long Island used to be home to a dozen American Indian tribes. It was settled by Europeans in the 1600s and
To Bee, Or Not To Bee
Christy Hinko October 26, 2016
There should be no question Spiders, ants, bees—we typically associate any bug with being a pest and we expedite the process
Ghosts Of Town Hall
Anton Media Staff October 26, 2016
It wouldn’t be Halloween without some ghost stories and North Hempstead TV gives viewers just that with its Halloween special The
Ghost Hunting At Hempstead House
Christy Hinko October 26, 2016
On a dark and stormy night…just kidding. Actually it was a sunny, normal Tuesday afternoon in August when several of Long
Fun With Fall Foliage
Joseph Catrone October 21, 2016
Fall foliage is a phrase that’s often uttered gleefully around this time of the year, partly because of the way it
Best Beans
Betsy Abraham October 19, 2016
Long Island runs on coffee, and while coffee chains are great for a cup on the go, there’s something special about
Halloween In Hershey
Jennifer Fauci October 18, 2016
What better place to go trick-or-treating than Hershey? Your one stop shop for everything chocolate, the Pennsylvania staple has evolved from
Esther Fortunoff-Greene Shares Her Journey
Anton Media Staff October 16, 2016
Recently, members of the Long Island business community and local students had the opportunity to hear Esther Fortunoff-Greene, owner and president
Oyster Fest 2016
Anton Media Staff October 12, 2016
The much-awaited 33rd Annual Oyster Festival takes place Oct. 15 and 16 in Oyster Bay. Read Long Island Weekly‘s special pullout
Best Pumpkin Picking On Long Island
Joseph Catrone September 28, 2016
A Pumpkin Pickin’ We Shall Go The fall season is upon us, and with the weather becoming milder, it’s a perfect
